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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25
INSTRUCTION.

ERED WILL having returned to St. Paul
Il is ready for scholars ON the violin and
piano. III West Sixth st. 254-2S3
GLOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE-Yo
VI men and ladies wanted to learn telegra-
ply, shorthand bookkeeping, typewriting
and the German language; systems taught,
Pitman and Graham s; ladies and gentlemen,
we call Your attention TO the Pitman systems.
strictly reporting style improved by Mr..
Moran; DO other system can be learned
quicker either personally or by mail day aud
evening classes; chance TO make expenses
while learning; terms reasonable; call or
send for circulars. Address F. A. Maron.
Globe Business college, corner Fourth and
Jackson SITS. ST. Paul, Mimi. 254*
CCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, Type-wr,i-
~ ing and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and ex-
elusive; names of graduates now holding po-
sitions sent on applications; systems taught,
Eclectic. Pitman and Grahnm lessons day
and evening or by mail; send for circulars.
Anna G: Drew, Hale block, corner jackson
and Third SITS, St., Paul. 1921
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A VERY VALUABLE piece OF central
IA business property with three-story brick
auction in few days very valuable piece of
business property on West Seventh ST., to-
gether with the improvements. which consist
of fine three-story brick building, built two
store, four suites of rooms water, gas, etc.
the property at present brings in q rental Of
81. 200 per annum. but will readily lease for
$500; full particulars as to the property,
location and time of sale will be given in a
few days. A. Nj. Doherty, auctieneer, 422
Wabasha ST. 26S-269
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A. NJ. Doherty. Auctioneer,
422 Wabasha st.

VALUABLE CORNER property at auc-
toni will sell at auction on the
premises, on the corner of Ellen and Dale
streets, on Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 10 o'clock
of Ellen and Dale streets: the streets have
been graded and the location is all that could
be desired; near schools and churches,
within one block Of the University avenue
street car line. and in one of the most pros
porous portions of the city; the terms will
be made very easy; for man of ordinary
means, this lot offers unusual inducements;
do not fail TO attend this sale, as the property
will go at whatever price it will bring. A.
M. Doherty, auctioneer. 422 Wabasha street.
O6Q-ozQ
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SansoIae's Auction.

NOTICE of sale OF personal property to
IN satisfy warehouseman's lien for storage
9th day of September, A. D. 1887, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at 242 West Third
ST, city of st. Paul, state of Minnesota, will
sell at public auction a Mosler safe,
No. 41,034, to the highest bidder
for cash. to satisfy and pay lien for storage
of same for the past twenty-three months, the
same having been stored with me by Plat B.
Walker, city of Minneapolis, state Of Mime
sofa, ON or about the 14th day of October,
1885. c. NJ. Hinzel, 242 West Third St, st.
Paul, Mimi. Sept 9, 1887. Sansome's Auc-
ton, Storage and Forwarding Company, Auc-
tioneers 26S-269
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A. III. Nicolay. Auetioneer.

4 III. NICOLAY, Auctioneer : Real
IA. estate sold at auction in the city,
suburbs and elsewhere; my established
custom for thirty-nine years. Mr.. Mic
olay also gives personal attention to aup-
ton sales of household furniture at the
private residences and stores of owners;
works of art, farm stock, high-bTed horses
and general merchandise, including as
signee. mortgage and receivers sales on the
most favorable terms. All auction sales re-
celve my personal and prompt attention;
number of real estate auction sales made,
1879: amount of sales realized in thirty
nine years, over S4S.O00,00o. Office at the
Nlcolay Real Estate Exchange. No. 116 East
Fourth street, opposite National German
American Bank building. 26S
A UCTION SALE of elegant business cor
II ner, $50 feet front, we'll improved on
Dayton's bluff, at auction. A. II. Nieolay will
sell at auction, Wednesday, Oct. ., 1887, rain
or shine, on the premisea. corner of Bates av.
and Plum ST., that very valuable improved
business corner, comprising three stores and
dwelling houses, fronting $50 feet on Bates
av. and 20 feet front on Plum St: present
rentals 81 500 per annum, which can easily
be increased with slight Improvements TO
$1,000 year. For business purposes this
corner cannot be excelled; the Maria av.
street cars go within only one block of this
valuable corner property; Bates. av. at this
point is also the great leading thoroughfare
for all the farmer teams from the back coun-
try, making this corner very prominent for
all classes of business, consequently this
property is continually increasing in value
For a reliable and profitable as well as n safe
Investment this property offers inducements
second to no other property in ST. Paul.
Terms of sale liberal, to be made known on
day of sale. For further particulars apply as
the Nicolay Real Estate Exchange, No 116
East Fourth ST, opposite National German
American bank Our real estate auction sale
No. 1878. A. II. Nicolay. auctIoneer. 26S
M. j. COsgraye. AuctiOneer.
A UCTION-STOCK YARDS-I will sell
n at auction, on the grounds, Saturday,
Oct. 1, at $3.50 p. m. sharp, lots 4, 5, Is, z, g,
Q, 10. IL. II, Is, II, 10, 20 and 81. and lots
it. IL. 1S. 10, % %, "a, 25, &c, % and %,
i'll Riverside Park addition to South ST. Paul;
these lots are within ten minutes walk of the
stock yards and within few blocks of the
new school house and will be scld on very
easy termS-in fact within the reach of every
man; the stock yards will be soon III opera
ton and no houses to accommodate the large
number of men who must be employed there
those wishing to buy cheap lots will not ges
ton, Tuesday, the 4th of october, lots 5, q
st. Paul; these lots run into the right Of way
of the Minnesota d Northwestern railroad at
Annapolis street station, and are well worth
the attention of ordinary capitalists; there is
money in them: the p. m. motor. from
jackson street station will be in time for the
sale. Full particulars at sale. N. j. Cos
grave, real estate and commission auctioneer,
SO South Robert ST., next bridge. 2GS-270
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A PPLES APPLES! APLEs at Auction
n A large consignment of apples will be
sold at public auction Monday and Tuesday
next at 10 o'clock sharp. Sansome's Auc-
ton mart. Seventh and Sibley. 26S
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AUCTION SALES.

DOARDING HOUSE and saloon ixtures
~ at auction on or about Sept. 80, 1882. az
Germania house, No. 60 East Sixth st.
267-269
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

BUGGY FOR SALE-One side-bar buggy,
ID one covered wagon, suitable for delivery
or milk wagon. Inquire at 176 Carroll st.
O69
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f. KELLY s. CO, III East Seventh ST.,
d. is selling q lace French kid for So. %.
cEQ
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will he inserted under
classified headings according to the following
TABLE OF RAYES.
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DESK-Cylinder desk and Office chair;
IL must be good and cheap. Address 4
81 Globe 26S
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MRS. ALICE BAGNELL = Magnetic
WI healer; cures rheumatism, kidney and
liver diseases. $50 Broadway, city. 26S-274
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THO EXCRANGE-Well established news
l. and confectionery business that will
bear investigation for desirable real estate.
Address O 80. Globe. 26S
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pUILDING-The buiulng formerly Occur
ID pied by the Globe; will make such
changes as may be bed. desired By tenant In
block. 1893
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DYE WORKS.

n l.. JAMESON g. CO.'S Steam Dye
~. Works-Gents' clothing specially
Alp Wabasha ST. Bnd Ia West Sixth. st. Paul
MINI. 134+
E..-nished houses you can get
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WANTED TO BUY.

COUPE Wanted-A second Inland coupe,
~ rockaway, in good order, for two horses;
front or drivers seat leather; glass door AMI
glass panelled sides. Address W, Globe.
o67-o69
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the Wants will every day
FONTS Give to those who work thei1
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THO EXCHANGE-Fin lot to trade for
i horse and buggy. Barringer Co.. $50
jackson ST. 26S
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T Or TO Trade-Want to trade fine lot on
II good street for horse and cutter. Bar
ringer Bros, I46 East Fourth st. 26S-270
MI ONEY TO LOAN-$15 and upwards on
1tl personal property of any description;
property left in your possession. st. Paul
Loan Co., 309l2 Jackson ST., Rooms l and 9.
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~ OHc cOVeTeQ wagon, lOT uellNcIy
or milk wagon. Inquire at 176 Carroll st.
268
CARRIAGE WORKS-A large assert
~ ment of Victorias, cabriolets. Duquistas,
broughams, four and six-seat rockaways, ex-
tensiOn-top cabriolets, extension-top Sur
ladies' phaetons low-wheeled phaetons, road
wagons, ETC., at lowest possible prices quail
ity considered; all work guaranteed strictly
as represented. Z. NJ. Hallowell d Co., SOB
to Sill Minnesota ST. 1891
E,OR SALE-Five-year-o old roadster, one of
l. the handsomest i'll the city; one Con-
cord buggy; one light Brewster side-bar, no
better made: one good harness; will sell to-
gether for 1925, cost 5000; can be seen at
stable, 34S Robert ST., between Fourth and
Fifth SITS. 2e8270
EOK SALE-Good driving or saddle horse
L five years old and sound. Address W II,
Globe. 26o
HORSE-A good family horse; also har-
IL ness and phaeton cheap. Apply at 500
Selby av. 26S
uORSE-Best driving horse in the city,
IL also buggy and harness, for sale. at 334
Robert ST. 267-26S
TNROTTER FOR SALE-I have fine g.
i year-old horse (half brother to Johnston
the pacer) which i desire to sell; drives sim
James II. Davidson, Union block, No. 81
East Fourth st. 26S
HORSE-For, SALE. fine roadster. full
IL leather top Brewster spring side bar
buggy and hand made track harness; $3.50,
worth double; party leaving city. Address
K 18, Globe. 26S269
Il ORSE-For sale, cheap, a young horse,
II saddle or harness, suitable for ladies or
children. 229 Eighth st. 26S-69
HORSE for Sale-Horse, harness and two
IL seated buggy at your own price. $50
DE 500 ST. zoo
EOR SALE-Horse. buggy and harness for
Il sale cheap. Inquire Turner hail.
uORSE-For sale fine Hambleton1an
II mare. five years old; weighs ], 900; can
trot in three minutes and has never been
trained. II. Z. HungerfOrd, Sibley, la.
HORSE-For sale, a good horse, phaeton,
IL cutter and robes, cheap for cash, or will
trade. for real estate. Apply TO c. Ii. Wallow,
No. 149 East Third st. 264-26S
T VERY OUTFIT at sacrifice; six
II horses and buggies and two-seated car
rage, as am going ont of business. Tenth,
between Robert and Jackson. 26S-210
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SITUATIONS OFFERED,
enlale.

A LII LADIES that are out of employment
IA will find 1t to their advantage TO call on
us; we are constantly in need of stenog-
raphers, saleslades and factory girls for all
kinds of work. Bee Hive Enterprise, So
East Fifth st. 26S
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CASHIER-Wanted, position as cashier or
~ bookkeeper by q thoroughly competent
young man, or would accept position in law
yer's office; best of references. Address A
A, Globe 267-26S
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TTNO EXCHANGE-Win take horse on part
i payment on a lot, or will take 500
worth of plastering, or both. II. Y. Hide
brand. 81 GIG jackson ST. 26S
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A L the st. Paul Employment office, 42O
N Wabasha ST., between Sixth and Seventh,
first-class places and well recommended help
furnished 26S-27O
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H0USE-For rent, whole or part of ten
l 4 room house; all modern conveniences
Call to-day if possible 3S5 Walnut ST. 26S
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DONY LOST-An iron gray pony, weight
i about 500. Finder please return to F.
Farrell, six miles east of city, and receive re-
ward, or leave word at 251 Iglehart ST.
267-26S
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HARNESS AND BUGGY-Will exchange
IL for safe, Office fixtures, printers sup.
plies, etc; no use for them. 45 Davidson
block 265-2SS
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GLEkk-Situation wanted. by young
~ man as Office or billing clerk; can fur
nish best of references. Address U AZ,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25

~ deep, with all modern conveniences i'll
the new Churchill block, corner South Main
and Nelson SITS, for rent. Apply to j. S.
Proctor, Room 1, Mower block, saltwater,
Minn 263-269
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FOR RENT. :
Rool,,s--.Contin.ued.

nj ELSON AV., 247-For rent, furnished
~ room, Oct. l; furnace, gas, bath.
26S-270
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CLERK-A position in wholesale grocery
" by n thoroughly capable man; can fill
any inside position. Address K "a, Globe.
266-272
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HHANDELIERS-Wa TO buy, one or
~ two gas chandeliers for parlors. 81
West Third ST. PCS
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

HoUSE-For rent, elegant furnished
II house to small family; $50 per month.
Inquire of ii. Wright Room 8, Wilder block.
1So East Fourth ST. 26S
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TO EXCHANGE.

DOR EXCHANGED farm of 12O acres
l. in Missouri in a mild and healthful eli
mate, over half in timber, mostly walnut,
Joining a saw mill near railroad; would take
city or suberb property and give margin; a
clear title and possession given at once.
Give location of your property and address
W H. Globe. 26S
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Cn 6-RICE BLOCK, 1858 Jackson st.
p - corner Fifth st.-Entire second floor
over Savings Bank of st. Paul, comprising
four rooms and water closet; desirable offices
corporations, or, in fact excellent location
for any legitimate business. Apply to r. b.
Heath, with Franklin d Clay, Globe build
ing. 267-269
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MI APPS LOST-Lost on Third street, Il
ISI small white roll containing maps. ad-
dressed to G. B. Gilbert, fire and marine in
surance. Finder please return to United
States Express Co. and receive reward.
26S-269
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nFFICE-For rent, a llice Office room in
" the heart of city; also TWO unfuruished
rooms on York st. cheap. Achilles, 165
East Seventh, room 4. .26S
CTABLE-Small movable stable for sale
- cheap. Apply 10 East Seventh st. 26S
M EAT MARKET for rent. with first-ciass
wi trade established, aud with tools and
fixtures. Inquire at 24S East Fairfield ay.,
West St. Paul. 2G3-26S
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CLEKK or some other good position by
~ an honest, industrious young man;
speaks German; good reference. Address
W IS. Globe. 1
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IN MEN for Michigan Monday morning,
w free fare, 81 per day; 40 men for
Watertown, Oak. SO per day, teamsters $50
10. day Clam d Co 800 Wacnllta st 06S
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HOUSE. 1898 Fuller st.-Houge Of six
IL rooms; good cellar cistern and well;
good neighborhood; convenient to street
cars. Call next door 267-26S
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DUPPY-Wanted, u puppy. from 3 to 10
days old. Address I 13 Globe. 26s
CToVE-To buy a large Stewart coal stove
Sibley st. 26S
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nELP WANTED-Twenty-f lumber
II men for the woods at Aitkin.' Min1l;
$40 to $50 per month and board; steady
work all winter; free fare; ship Monday
nirht. Fifty men for Galena, H.: 81 15lnd
81 per day; free fare. Seventy-tive men for
Montana; 81 per pay, transfers $50 per
month. Fifty men for Michigan; 81 per
day; station work Is to 80 cents; steady
work till Jan; free fare. Seventy-fve men
for sllrfacing track near city. Teamsters. Ia
borers, cooks, etc., for city. Pioneer En-
ployment Office, Second ST.. between Henne-
pin and Nicollet avs, Minneapolis. 267-2s6
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POOKKEEPER-An experienced book
~ keeper desires situation. Address K
80, Globe. 260-27O
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EORTUNE TELLER-Mrs. Ellis can be
Il consulted on all affairs of life; 500 for
who understands better; you can see your
bride or bridegroom in the magic mirror. 100
East Ninth st, near jackson. Only for two
weeks. 266-279
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EMFLOYMENT-A respectable English
IL lad is desirous of learning trade where
he can be apprenticed. 81 Hubert st., West
ST. Paul o6S
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COPIING-Na nted copying to do at
~ home; references given il required
1852 Farquier ST.
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COOK-First-class meat cook, wife as
~ pastry; city or country hotel; city ref
erences. Address z w. Globe.
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Personal.

EORTUNE TELLERS-Come and see the
l. European clairvoyant fortune tellers.
Sign of the owl. 402 Minnesota st. 267-273
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STENOGRAPHER = Position as steno-'
~ grapher; Cross system; use both Rem
mington and Caligraph; write 100 words a
minute; seven months experience. w 46,
Globe 265-26S
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MADAME TEITSWOKTH, wonderful
lvl natural seer and clairvoyant fortune
teller removed to 446 Minnesota. 263-273
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HOUSE-Seyen rooms. Laurel av, between
II Dale and st. Adams; $50 per month.
@ x 2, Globe. /
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H0USE, $50 " westminster, corner SOmer-
IL Aset; 10 rooms: bath, gas, etc. rent Si5
per month. j. l. Jellett, IA Chamber Com
meree. 264-27O
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Stores.

SrORE-For srent, store situated in the
~ wholesale district; four floors add base
ment; freight elevator. A. II. Wilder. 1856
East Fourth st. 26S 274
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DEE HIVE ENTERPRISE wants girls,
ID fur sewers, cloakmakers, carpet sewers,
for cigar factory, laundrywork, etc. 81 East
Fifth ST o6S
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HOUSE-For rent, very nice, comforta-
- BILE little house and place, 306 North
Cedar st. 26S
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last SEVENTH ST, $685. suite
u Of three front rooms, furnished, with
fire place and use of bath: suitable for four
persons; ladies preferred; references re-
quired. 26S-274
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HOUSE-1826 Rondo ST.; house of six
IL rooms: cellar, cistern and well. Address
800 Wabasha ST. 26S
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

POOKK EEPER-Wanted a position as
perience, is employed, but for good reasons
desires to make a change by Oct. l city
references given. Address n II, Globe. N
266-26S
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CTENOGRAPER-W position by
~ experienced stenographer and typewrit-
er; good city reserences; Ben Pitman system.
II %, Globe. 263-269
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO LADIES-Ladies wishing
IN teas, dinners or parties, at the shortest
notice, perfect satisfaction guaranteed,
please call or address 392 Cedar ST., NJ NJ
26S
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HOUSES for rent from So 10. $25 per
IL month. Inquire at 254 Commercial
st. 242-21I
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EMfEOYMENT-Bo with seven
IL years experience and frst-class refer
ences, desires situation. Address n So.
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25

EMPLO1ME ETA man in the prime of
II life wishes some position of trust, and
will give coed security till his services and
character are fully appreciated; writes good
hand; understands accounts. Address w,
postoftice. 2GS
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HORSE LOST-A light-sorrel horse, nine
Il years old; white stocking on right-hand
hind foot; little star on forehead. Finder re-
turn corner Hawthorne and Wide SITS, H.
Lund, and receive reward. 26S
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-15
WASHINGTON AND RANDOLPH.

WASHINGTON AND RANDOLPH.
At no period to his dea h could Wash.
ington have done justice to Randolph
without seriously affecting the foreign
relations of the country. II his treat
ment OF Randolph was not hypocritioal,
he no donbt hoped that eventually his
old comrade would see that during their
last week together, the kindness was rea
the unkindness the mask. Those last &C.
tions would say to a calmer year, 81 sacri-
feed you, but never doubted you" Even
80, probably it was. After fifteen years of
freedom and happiness, Rsndolph's wife
died and his heart broke. Then, for the
first time since they parted, did he refer
to his trouble with Washing ton. On
July 2, 1910, he wrote to Hon. Bushrod
Washington. eff I could now present
myself before your venerated uncle it
would be my pride to confess my contri-
ton that 1 suffered my irritation, be the
cause what it might, to use some of those
expressions respecting him, which at
this moment of my Indifference to the
ideas OF the world, wish to recall, as be-
ing inconsistent with my subsequent con-
victlons." He added that it was his hope
that he might yet recover strength
enough to leave the world his sincere
homage to Washington, and it was partly
fulfilled by fine passage in his History
OF Virginia, never published. which pre-
sents very realistic and striking por-
trait of the soldier and the man. This
was the last work with which he was oc-
cupied. Randolph died September Is,
1913. Without word of eiation he had
seen the recoil on his adversaries of the
blow that struck him down. For there
never was more suicidal victory. In
that favorite of Virginia they drove from
public life the Southerner without Sec
tionalism, the anti.slavery Virginian, the
one Republican able to curb revolution.
airy democracy. Randolph and moderate
republicanism fallen, in their places rose
Jefferson and democratic imperialism
under which those victorious federalists
saw their party buried in the grave of
their leader, with Aaron Burr's bullet in
his breast.-Moncure d. Conway, in
Llppincott's Magazine.